Supply the evidence
Attach your own completed scan IDs or supply supported module evidence. Check that all inputs concern the intended subject and distinguish demonstrations from your actual evidence.
Combine your website, review, seller and product checks in one evidence report. Compare supported findings, conflicting signals and missing information before choosing a next step.
A practical guide
Attach your own completed scan IDs or supply supported module evidence. Check that all inputs concern the intended subject and distinguish demonstrations from your actual evidence.
Review risk, confidence and coverage separately. Correlated or duplicate signals are considered together, and contradictions remain visible rather than being hidden in one verdict.
A combined report cannot turn weak or supplied evidence into verified facts. Its result is not a probability of fraud, a certification or a guarantee that buying is safe.
Risk describes observed warning signals. Confidence describes support for the interpretation. Coverage describes how much relevant evidence is available. Keeping them separate makes a sparse result easier to interpret honestly.
Missing evidence means the assessment has less support or coverage. It does not establish safety or wrongdoing. Review the sources and dates, and independently verify the gaps that matter to your decision.